The Life Lab by Death Clock

Brent Franson

brent@mostdays.com

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Booking Overview

The Life Lab by Death Clock is a science-driven show on how behavior change and daily routines can measurably improve health and longevity. It regularly features high-credential experts across stress physiology, cardiometabolic health, and emerging medical interventions—making it attractive for PR outreach in health, neuroscience, and evidence-based longevity.

Metrics

Episodes: 122

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: <1k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 1.9k subscribers

Instagram: 34.0k followers

Contact Information

brent@mostdays.com

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Host

Brent Franson - Founder and CEO of Death Clock. He hosts conversations about the science of behavior change and daily routines that transform lives, drawing on experts across neuroscience, psychology, medicine, an...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
PhD/MD researchers and clinician-scientists; committee/clinical-guideline contributors; subject-matter experts in longevity, stress physiology, cardiovascular prevention, neuroscience, psychology, and evidence-based medicine.
Required Achievements:  
Published research in relevant fields (stress physiology, cardiovascular prevention, endocrinology/metabolic health), Clinical guideline or committee participation (e.g., professional society recommendations), Expert standing as clinician-scientists or leading researchers in longevity and behavior change, Authorship of books or thought leadership on health/behavior change (implied by show’s description)

Recent Guest Discussions

Dr. Stephanie Cook - Chronic Stress, Cortisol, Stress-response System, Recovery; The Role Of Relationships, Social Support, Income, Environment; Social Comparison And Discrimination; Digital Life And Algorithms.

Dr. Loren Walensky - Peptides, Glp-1 Drugs, Experimental Health Interventions; Evidence Vs Early Adoption In Wellness/longevity Circles; Obesity; Off-label Prescribing; FDA Role; Need For Evidence For Safety/effectiveness.

Dr. Ann Marie Navar - Early Cardiovascular Prevention; Ldl/apob/lipoprotein(a) Risk Frameworks; Evidence Vs Wellness Industry; Statin-related Misconceptions.

Recent Topics

Longevity, Behavior Change, Neuroscience, Cardiovascular, Stress

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
The Life Lab by Death Clock
:

Dr. Stephanie Cook on Cortisol and Chronic Stress

June 26, 2026

This week, Brent speaks with Dr. Stephanie Cook, a researcher specializing in stress and cardiovascular health, who breaks down the science of chronic stress, cortisol, and the body's stress-response system. She explains how stress can influence everything from sleep and inflammation to heart disease risk, why our perception of stress matters as much as the stressor itself, and how factors like relationships, social support, income, and environment shape our ability to recover. The conversati...

Dr. Loren Walensky on Peptides

June 19, 2026

In this episode, Brent speaks with physician-scientist Dr. Loren Walensky to explore the rapidly growing world of peptides, GLP-1 drugs, and experimental health interventions. As compounds like semaglutide, BPC-157, and other peptides gain popularity in wellness and longevity circles, Walensky explains the critical difference between therapies that have been rigorously tested and those that are being used long before the science is settled. The conversation covers obesity, willpower, off-labe...

Dr. Ann Marie Navar on Rethinking Statins

June 12, 2026

In this episode, preventive cardiologist Dr. Ann Marie Navar, a member of the committee that helped shape the American Heart Association's new recommendations for earlier cholesterol management, explains why many experts believe cardiovascular prevention should begin decades before most people ever experience symptoms. Dr. Navar explains why lowering LDL cholesterol earlier in life can have lasting benefits decades later, how ApoB and lipoprotein(a) are reshaping the way experts think about h...

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